Your articles read in 23 languages, with a native voice for each
Native voices per language, the same synced transcript, the same integration. Set your site's default language, or specify it article by article.
An international audience, translated content… but audio that stays in French. Having each language read by a different studio is slow and costly, so you skip it, and lose readers.
Your articles read in 23 languages, with a native voice for each
Choose the language
A default language for the site, or the per-article language parameter via the API, using the language's two-letter code (fr, en, es, ja…). On an RSS feed, the feed's language applies.
A native voice takes over
Each language has native voices: the accent is right, the prosody natural. No French voice reading English.
Everything else follows
Synced transcript, subtitles, chapters, player: the same features, in the article's language.
23 languages, native voices
French, English, Spanish, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese… each with native voices, not a borrowed accent.
Per site or per article
A default for the site, an exception per article: you stay in control, without complexity.
Same features everywhere
Synced text, subtitles, chapters: everything works identically in each language.
Go international
Give your foreign editions a voice and capture an audience text alone was letting slip.
Media with multilingual editions, tourism and institutional sites, brands with an international audience.
Ready to give your articles a voice?
Book a 30-minute demo: we set WeDispatch up with you, no complex setup.
Which languages are available?
23 today, from French to Japanese, each with its own native voices. The list grows as new voices are approved by ear; the API reference always states the exact set.
How do I set an article's language?
With the API's language parameter, the language's two-letter code (fr, en, es, ja…). Otherwise your site's default applies; on an RSS feed, the feed's language is used.
Is the accent correct?
Yes: each language is read by native voices, not a French voice imitating. The prosody and accent are the language's own.
Does it translate my articles?
No. WeDispatch reads the text you provide, in its language. Translation stays on your side; we provide the voice.